[ FOR AGENTS ]
The lists on this site cover the questions everyone asks. The questions that actually decide your business are more specific — your neighborhoods, the kind of places you sell or rent, and your own name.
Tell us which questions matter to you. We ask ChatGPT all of them every day and show you whether you come up — and who comes up instead.
Read this part before you buy anything. The first two plans are information about yourself, and nothing else. The Custom plan is hands-on work, and it's done by Position Strategy Group — a separate company run by the same person who runs this site. That's a real conflict of interest, so here is exactly how it's handled: no plan, at any price, puts you on a public list. Those lists are produced by a program that publishes on its own with nobody approving it first. Customers get no placement, no preference, and no early look. If that were ever untrue, this site would be worth nothing to you either.
No — not for any amount, on any plan. The lists come from a program that publishes on its own, with nobody approving them first. If we ever sold a spot, this site would be worth nothing to you either.
Anything a real person might type into ChatGPT. "Best rental agent in the East Village." "Who should I hire to sell a co-op on the Upper West Side." Or just your own name. You choose them, and we'll tell you which ones people actually ask.
None at all. Paying tracks questions privately for you. It doesn't touch anything that gets published. Same goes for clients of Position Strategy Group.
The first two are. $99 and $299, posted publicly, never negotiated — everyone pays what you see. The Custom plan is quoted per person, because the work and the number of neighborhoods you lock are different every time.
It depends on how many neighborhoods you want and how much of the work you want done for you. For comparison, agents in New York commonly pay $1,000 to $5,000 a month for Zillow Premier Agent leads. We'll give you a real number on a call, not a range on a website.
We ask every day, so your page updates every day. Whether ChatGPT changes its mind about you is slower — usually weeks or months, not days. Anyone promising faster is guessing.
That's the most common result, and it's the useful one. Most agents aren't named for anything except their own name. Knowing which questions you're missing from is where the work starts.